What is Hemadpant's closing message in Chapter 33, and what does he say about the stories of Udi?

At the conclusion of Chapter 33, Hemadpant expresses his surrender at Sai's feet and describes the stories as a "feast of sweet story-nectar" that Sai prepared, where devotees are like guests partaking in the bliss. He then transitions to the next part of the narrative by promising more stories about Udi's power. As stated in Chapter 33, he specifically tells the readers to listen with full attention in the upcoming chapter for narrations on how Udi and the Darshan of Sai lead to the complete eradication of bone-wounds, the removal of boils, and the cure of glandular fever, thereby building anticipation for more miracles.